Mauston Star, The (Newspaper) - June 20, 1860, Mauston, Wisconsin STAtt BY STEVENS WEST END OF EMPIRE BLOCK of one rear if paid within three Terms of 1 w 1 square w 3 m i I j 712701 500 j I I I I 3 Ten lines of this type make a square Cards not exceeding five lines inserted ono can have their changed once a quarter without extra BUSINESS CARDS HO 81 Of Accepted r second and last Wednesday Lodge room in Field's Hall All brothers of the order visiting our J TURNER TV M THE STAR OF PROMISE LEADS THE VOLUME NO 2 MAUSTON WISCONSIN WEDNESDAY JUNE 20 1860 60 IN ADVANCE arc invited to attend L M A U 3 -ON NO Order of Good every Hal in this All the order visiting this place at that time are to caU J A W C HOUS the cor free of charge LITTLE Proprietor Co A T at Law and General Land Agent Contracts etc hand out at short SELECTED EV C 0 P There erer seemed a glow A peerless light around thrown Too pure to linger here below And yet we claimed the as our own But thou hast gone thy bridal wreath Tho brief its gentle flowers were twined Was withered by tho hand of death And wounded hearts are left behind The welcome music of thy voice The gladness of thy sunny smile We meet no more yet we rejoice AHho our hearts may bleed the while Thy are o'er a heavenly smile Across thy palled features stole As angel hands the veil And upward soared thy parting earthly ties are riven And thou to happier climes hast gone And inid the glorious hosts of Heaven We'll join thee when our work is done WE EW IS WOULD KAIW Putnam's Magazine contains the following beautiful knew it would rain for all the morn A spirit on slender ropos of Was lowering its golden buckets down Into the vapory amethyst Of marshes and swamps and dismal Scooping the dew hiy in the flowers Poor Father Antoino Certainly had he been able to form the least idea of all be was to undergo that day in his peregrinations through Paris he would have remained quietly at home in his modest lodgings at the nolles and never have set foot within the barrier blanche had ever so old college chums invited him to breakfast But lent man he knew so of crowds or towns that even had be remembered the wicked commenced the prayers for the dead A hurried step was heard on the The door opened and panting and breathless stood upon the the young actress had played her part SD well at the nival Father Antoine rose from his knees und looked sternly at her Daughter was this he asked re- when the dead lay OUR CHILDISH LOVES This sketch from a Buffalo paper is goad for was ever a not re- member of being heart a boyish head and ears nl some soft-fingered girl at It began with a romp and play in the school ground you loved to tease her at first and see her face darken with a p etty AN INSIDE VIEW OF SOCIAL A fetter of keen traveler at Paris the habits and of the world of Pam Who could think in of renting bank to to flirt before an that Ho ought to one of the pursuits W money is made in Paris We all of UB are consumed ty the most malignant fever that ever blood It is thirst for money Paris it is not tis ing We want money to pay for our fine ners and fine wines to pay for our fine clothes to buy pleasure in all the thousand forms that it is sold here THAT SHREWD WOMEN MAKE MONEY Levique such is my heroine's was a woman of She ed t he market with the unerring eye and while she discounted and out cl inv new es of industry She hired watches chains diamonds rings and five hunched carnival spirit was abroad ho would have gone Hur large eyes dilated as she met his glance Pipping this out o the To sprinkle thorn over the lan d in showers We knew it rails for the poplars The white uf their Shrunk in tho the now Is skeins of r u-i forth without dread believing it easy of avoidance Aud now there he was as far from the omelet fe the Strasbourg sausages the delicious pate the bottle of Chambertin as ever for first a crowd had taken him to the where he touk shelter only to be seized on making his by a second which bore him all down tho Rue St Honore where ho ran to er a third which being stronger than its predecessor carried him ufF in triumph by the Rue Richelieu whence after being passed to and fro and bustled hither and for a long time he arrived at that corner of the Boulevards in which the accident described had occurred All this of itself would have been sufficient for the aggravation of any man however saintly his disposition might naturally be but when to this were added tho justa and jibes of a Pans crowd who finding a pouting shadow But a time when you had no heart for these monts It was your greatest joy though you were half all the while to be near to hold her warm hand in game and her sums in school There was a class in which you recited together perhaps and in that ease what strange study took on Nouns and adverbs and lor a moment she seemed disposed tn dispute his right to question her but the sight of her bny changed her intention Ad- a step with ono hand pressed on her bosom to still her throning heart she opened the other and held towards him Within palm lay gold T was an orphan and a poor she said in a low tone he came and took me to his home and loved me till -11 -T i i i your little friend and back he died When he was ill J went back to the theatre to acquire the means of purchasing fund and obtaining aid for him To-day I went where you saw rue that he might have subject and attribute became full of romantic interest and meaning To parse was to see her eyes looking into yours It it Wiis you went into foreign countries with sheepish lost and unhappy Thu thought uf her lace came between you and your books you envied the big girl who sat beside her vour throat at the notes The were four dollars a fur the first and five for the last You wonder what they hire these ob- for To exhibit in company men who want to marry a rich wife ami give the airs of men of brilliant objects when they go company dirty fellow can louk like a man of fortune for twenty two dollars a month which I Lope you will admit is a gilded millionaire You are not to think her customers were the spendthrift of tallow thu like In lier possessed list was the Duke de L- VT w 1 I t 11 I careless temerity ot the big boy wiio talked decent burrial and a cross at his head to show I a If me where he lay She sprang forward and clasping her arms round the beloved dead sank sobbing beside him JAMES S Counselor at Law and Solicitor in Chancery a.eut for the of in the County of f-r the Collection of New County GEORGIA HOUSE a r to a office at this house IDAM CAIIB Salary AlFO Fire Company A i county Wis for the AT LAW JUSTICE OF PEACE Juneau E J FARR AND WISCONSIN the Juneau A INCIDENT OF THE The priest knelt down and with trembling voice continued the prayers fur the dead gentleman of the cloth among them buzzed The boy weary with bis long walk fell about his ears like so many stinging goats I among Ids toys his rosy check upon it be surmised that worthy Father had not a little regretted the country home lie had so foolishly left to visit is mamma look look it is j pariS or evon the of his cried a little fellow four years old amidst the i gay crowd on the Boulevards Italiennes as He was strongly disposed now to set the tho carnival procession passed by and they did look half Paris as it seemed for a car his round soft arm Gradually the wihl sobs died away and only the voice of prayer want up from that still desolate chamber If you travel into Switzerland across the child down leave him to fird his way home Jura you will pass through a valley deep and hastening in search of his breakfast so flippantly with her at recess If there a day when she failed to appear at school dark was it and dull and empty Strange that more light may sometimes radiate from two eyes inside a balo of than from moon or sun then came a time when your smitten condition was discerned by the keen instinct of the school and when the boys and girls trampled like a herd of buffaloes over your sensitive heart twitting you on fae's You felt half ashamed and somewhat enraged yel still in some degree were well pleased withal She cried Then sometimes there were letters mysteriously smuggled across the room in books and under slates they some times got lost and then there was a bitter exposure and that brings us to the true matter in hand viz a letter of the kind we have which was picked up in the the mountains where the cottages street the day and which we hasten to lay before our readers We do so because more tastefully decorated than any that had I the suggestions of his appetite nestle lovingly beneath the high rocks and j Wo it both eloquent and poetic It gives gone before was approaching and within it j bc sat tho fairest who had borne part in i faeo the day's pageant with that piquant physiognomy peculiar to j the small arm that turbine French women and above all to tho j uc resisted the temptation nes the bright eyes small mouth tiny pearl vou going to take me home? an income of but who being pressed for gave for the use of it A lawyer out of practice the of an office holder ii me country unh a future fortune of or hard pressed for and an an embassy here with four and an income of a yeur The brother of Mile de Blanche the unhappy roine of the too well known figures among ers and I may add his family have sent him to the United States to reform his by marriage If you express your surprise that men in of this woman's should be so pressed for money surprise will abate when 1 tell you the part of these usurious lones were made to satisfy the caprices of the men's mistresses They most of them men and large of money cannot be drawn from a husband's purse without some explanation Tiie usurer was resorted to the mistresses caprice fied aud the loan in instalments TUB FRENCH SOCIAL ULCEK The of Small and well formed I into his own and felt the pressure its hold around e turned to look at the bright the stream inns leaping clown with i more insight into what a good letter is than system of marriage in formation every i vi all t he Complete Letter Writers ever com- consideration is sacrificed to pecuniary interest was gazing with quiet its undying music Here in a simple i of into his own and felt the pressure linn beside thu little quaint old church lives man almost has a mistress and most BUFFA Feb 28 DEAR I L J A L It J j the Father Antoine now bent with a to ask you like me or John Annie I hope you will answer this as soon as possible Annie I love the vouns fair woman who tends him as a j teeth and rounded little chin accorded asked daughter She is a widow they say and to ice by her sad look it must be true but with a dress or the lightest texture trimmed wreaths of glossy camelia leaves hero and there enlivened by a j Where is said the priest Set me down and I will show you streets had to be traversed before it debts payment of Taxes colored bud Her shining hair was drawn back was reached hut at last they paused before and Counselor at Stauston Juneau Also General Land Agent and Conveyancer Deeds Land Contracts etc always on baud and out at ihori notice L TAN Et and General Land Agent New Lisbon from her which lay two small curls a house in the in that mode so becoming to the French style St Antoine neighborhood of the O and there the child of beauty but Bo unsuited to the English wno begun to walk wearily looked up that even its partial adoption by our fair i nto face with a pleasant countrywomen is a matter of surprise smile and ran on before through the broken Comity Wisconsin BARROWS Broad and Crackers at and retail also dealers in all kinds of Groceries and Provisions at the illusion Wis nl 5 Co Mansion Wi entrusted to Ills care for Juneau County and Justice of the promptly attend to business Many of those who gazed admiringly on her down gateway The house stairs were narrow recognized a po ular actress of one the Minor steep broken the begrimed windows theatres on the Boulevards while not a few j admitted a ray of light and the close turned to notice tho child who continued to j atmosphere redolent of a thousand horrible clap his hands with delight and address his j seemed to have been pent up for mother by every endearing name in j between the dirty grimy walls Up np up Oh those weary Paris he little child went first to tha way his lisping vocabulary A good-natured man j who stood near him lifted the child en to a 3 R Bennett Esq AV N post at the corner of the Rue Richelieu eTery now and then stopping to rest himself u jno n j 11 i Woodruff Chicago Bliss Spear La Crosse A F i him to hold on to his arm with one one little hand on his knee the other on one i hand while with the other he wafted kisses i Of the rails beside him for his weary E D Masters AY Newport she is joyous sometimes when her young bold boy cornea springing down the steep towards her and her fingers play with his glossy curls while she questions of his long ramble in the pine woods the village spring has its source the grown rucks Every man almost has a mistress and most men to them their wives and their fortune They are the most malignant corroders uf estates in France and you better any other girl in street does check their Ravages and L think I will come to your school next j week Annie I lova you Annio I Annie believe For it is true HENRY C- r u r-i Boston correspondent Ol the Gloucester ox TIIE MISSISSIPPI What the Telegraph thus describes the library left by have it on one side out of the M SI Manufacturer at Maugha Mills Pins Lumber on hand at ihs Wisconsin All kinds of to the approaching car had both to be landed on each FRENCH Si Co lesale dealers in foreign and domestic Dry Goods cs Ko U2 East Street -ic waukee LB FEVRE GREENE CO and retail dealers in Domestic Agricultural Implements No 31 Edit Water Street opposite Wisconsin Leather Co Vv is Howard Association PHILADELPHIA A Benevolent Institution by special endo for the Sick and Virulent and Jur the Cure of the T given pratis by the Acting IVi to ail who apply by letter a the Rev Theodore He has give i his library to the City of Boston and a noble gift it is Eighteen thousand volumes written in thirty languages among them books of ence Who ever has paid a visit to his library will nut forget it Up the stairway passing the great wooden cluck which has ticked through tho lives of so many of his family to the upper story of his house in Exeter place you brush against the old Queen's arm that his ancestor carried on Green and unter a long extending the whole length of the house lighted by windows at end lloro are the books so lung mate friends tu him When will they such a friend again? Who can thuy must keep tin ir pent up till they moulder or are eaten by worms The silent organ loudest chants The musters requiem Years ago there was a farmer's boy ing hard fur daily bread At ten age hu had learned all that the district school could him A friend tald him he would teach him Latin if hu had a lexicon Hu thirsted for tha knowledge as few know how to thirst But how was he to get much mon ey How but by tho same spirit of indomitable that has placed him at the huad of through the closely hemmed boy the a tailor's t fc scholars He picked IE unknown in The lawa in sickly tenderness for assorted the position of those j tresses legislators seem to look upon them as necessary ducts for the passions of men which if closed or narrowed would drive their passions into other and self-created channels and could net be formed without great ravages I think I know they aro wrong Morality is far more essential the well being of society than money French society ia leprosied to the The proceeding prosecution for usurious ings is not the only indication of it we have had this week The drawing ball rooms and theatres have presented this week a scene of the most poignant distress I havo ever heard of A lady still young and beau- married to a gentleman of rank and for- we would but you see it won't do to have so many passengers on one side of the boat The Lancet on the subject of human food says large quantities of sausages are made of j has had for time past two lovers Last week these gentlemen quarrelled A The divinity there enshrined was go were they Whenever they replying in true carnival fashion to the j r a landing the boy stopped turned ings of tho crowd around her for shouts of find leaning as far forward as lu could followed her track but to judge reach extended his tiny fingers to help the tie flash of her eye her words were rather who was always in the rear The bitter than playful and her chief wit lay in good man watched him with pleasure for lie the keen satire directed against the listeners reminded him of a picture in his own dear Just when her chariot reached where tha were climbing the Richelieu and the joyous shout of i the ladder Jacob saw in bis dreams and I her child attracted her attention the crowd inviting him to follow The topmost behind pressed forward to obtain a nearer i stair was reached at last and on the landing view and he was shut out from her sight appeared three wretched doors that had once At the same moment shriek rang painted black From one of these came letter envelopes free of Two or three for postage will bo acceptable DK J SKI Acting Association 2 South Street Philadelphia Pa By SEO WATCH CLOCK had fallen beneath the feet of the mob Either from the opposite a woman's hammer made a the middle one as he did so to sudden movement forward and precipitated his fingers on his lips while a sclem ex- iu the sent to the afflicted in his charge to the ground pression stole over his face As his fearful cry resounded the he whispered as the priest bunt and suld them at three cents a quart until bis fortune was amassed and learned thu language the first of twenty-eight with A friend of ours says that he believes it as he has the nightmare when ho has eaten them for supper An editor of our acquaintance says he has an antipathy to disembodied spirits We know he lias for he never comes across them without taking good care that they shall nut remain lung t ut of tho budy A rabid antiquarian hearing that a raven would live two hundred years bought one to try it The printing craft in Fail River are funny they call lemale compositors calico printers RATHER Cleveland notes as among the at rade in that Greek Stave If correctly personated there was uot much about it who is a student of human nature says that the restless ambition of woman is exemplified by the fact that when she is won by her lover and her lover is won by her still dissatisfied until both are one in another challenge accepted They fought One fell never to rise again It is whispered she loved the dead the best of the two Placed in a position where she is obliged to go a good deal in company married to a man who loves society and who insists her going everywhere she has been every night into the fashionable world Smiling in the gavest attire she dances away the hours devoted to lisps the empty ics of the day when paying or visits This would be torture intolerable were conscious the secret of her terrible part in her own breast but she knows 9 world is acquainted with it is w h curious eyes to see how she plays her part is staring to discover traces or the sobs fill the solitary hours of the night An elderly lady who with her daughter which familiar Here it is the very returned from a rapid through subscriber having moved into his new store ono door east of his would respectfully inform the citizens of and vicinity that he luis lately renewed his stock of Clocks and Watches and has now oa a great variety of Fancy Clocks Time aud of Every Description and at very low prices Together with a choice of Fancy Goods in the Jewelry line ot THE LATEST Also of the test quality and tone CLOCKS AND WATCHES done on short notice and the work warranted silver taken in for Mauston Wisconsin actress stood upright fixed an look upon the crowd and her hands clasped her form rigid with terror awaited the result The mother's beauty hnd it brought death over him to open the door Papa is and stepping on tiptoe Ivs advanced into the room Tho priest fallowed On the bed covered with a winding sheet lay to her child No for Father Antoine was the object of the care But he slept there ho saw the danger placed his to wake no more The rigid outline of tho hands firmly on the post while his feet were form tho upturned feet the stillness around closely planted in the ground beyond the child the room which seemed to silence even tho book the first Theodore Parker ever j England France part of and Italy It is now companions was asked if they visited Hume and she re- Musty uld folios bound in vellum plied in the negative ma yes we did fined with antique clasps the chains said the daughter that was the place where we bought the bud stockings A LONG RANGE A person mora ingenious than scrupulous settled an account by giving a note at two months but on presenting it at to months found it was drawn mouths after death instead of suspended them in some mediaeval cell classics bound and printed Tne issues uf to-day by the old fogies of long ago Essays Biography History Art Science Poetry Ballads ot England of tw Spain Germany Ireland and Switzerland a two vast number of rare maps embracing NOVEL MODE OF STEALING BY Two well-dressed females were observed ting certain articles in a popular store in Boston and politely requested to restore such trifles as a piece of ribbon a piece of lace a pair uf hose and three pairs of kid So in- did they become at this that one of the ladies beat the clerk upon his head with her parasol When taken into custody they ware found to be the wives of two who are now serving sentences for ing and larceny Upon the person of one under her was discovered a bag mado of stout linen which was tied the waist hanging in front This bag was ble of holding a bushel or more of small articles Plastering Bricklaying NOTICE is hereby given to the citizens of Mauston and undersigned is pre- pared to do any kind of work in as BRICKLAYING PLASTERING WHITEWASHING n short WM Mauston May 8th 1880 and standing so not without difficulty till the rush was over preserved him from the trampling feet around The whole transaction had occupied but a minuta from the of the young boy to the moment when he was seen unhurt smiling and seated triumphantly on the shoulders of the worthy the moment whoa that shriek the young actress to that in which she sank back again upon her seat The car passed on and tha crowd pressed around her triumphant way leaving gradually a space comparatively clear around the priest and his young companion then the Rue Richelieu in safety thing from Boston to the While Nile and Encyclopaedias piled three or four deep on tho walls in alcoves in chairs everywhere where no ono but he noise without all told what that sleep was giuj a wilderness a labyrinth of the boy had feared to disturb Awed by this still presence more than if he had before some mighty wondrous and subduing to the living is the mystery that hangs around the priest approached the narrow couch drew back the covering The face was that of a young and handsome man whose sunken tures betrayed tho slow disease that had worn his life away There was a smile on lips The boy had watched his new friend closely and now perfectly satisfied with another nod ho retreated into a corner where lay a heap of half-broken toys The priest knelt down and books Here by the back window stands his desk with perhaps a manuscript lying upon it written partly in cypher and the rest in writing almost as illegible On one side a Parian head of Jesus on the other one of Spartacus Before him there hung a picture of Daniel Webster one day of a certain month of March he almost in tears came into tho room and took it down Here too is his inkstand It is snd heavy enough to be tho same with which Martin Luther sought to overcome the Father of Evil Fast youths are now called young men of accelerated gait favors which giveth us ravel out for want of homing our own for though prayer blessings giving praise doth the quiet possession of Fuller A word of kindness is seldom spoken in vain It is a seed which even dropped by chance springs up a sweet flower How do you got that lovely asked one young lady of another It's scent to replied the other j An eminent teetotaller would only consent to sit for his portrait on condition that he be taken in water colors A civic youth intending to offer marriage to a lady wrote to ask her to unite with himself in the formation of an Art Tunion Of all the earthly music that which reaches the farthest into heaven is the beating of a leving heart i THE Richmond Mail throws off the following capital illustration They have a steamboat on the Western waters by name of The Editor This i the very best name given to a steam boat We are surprised that it has never been thought of before The editor is a working engine fires are going day and night AN auctioneer was selling a lot of land for agricultural purposes he is most delightful land It is the easiest land to cultivate in the is so very light Mr Parker here will corroborate statement he owns the patch and will tell you how easily it is ed Yes said Mrl is very easy to work its easier to gether the THE late Peter the author and editor of about one hundred and seventy volumes
